 | G. Pearch, Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1783 - 346 pages
...thy ductile Senatprs command^ Then mourn, for then thy Fate approacl^eth njgh,, Not from perfidious Gaul, or haughty Spain, Nor all the neighbouring nations of the main, Though leagu'd in war tremendous round thy fliore; But from thyfelf thy Ruin muft proceed ; Nor boaft... | |
 | John Scott - English poetry - 1786 - 384 pages
...office freemen's rights withftand; Then mourn, for then thy fate approacheth nigh ! Not from perfidious Gaul or haughty Spain, Nor all the neighbouring nations of the main, Tho' leagued in war tremendous round thy fliore— • « But from Thyfelf, thy ruin muft proceed ! Nor... | |
 | Robert Southey - English poetry - 1807 - 498 pages
...from perfidious Gaul or haughty Spain, Nor all the neighbouring nations of the main, Though leagued in war tremendous round thy shore — But from thyself...boast thy power ! for know it is decreed, Thy freedom lost,, thy power shall be no more, ! < HENRY BROOKE. Ireland— 170C— -1783. ~ . Bf. Sheridan had... | |
 | Robert Southey - English poetry - 1807 - 502 pages
...office freemen's rights withstand, Then mourn, for then thy fate approacheth nigh ! Not from perfidious Gaul or haughty Spain, Nor all the neighbouring nations of the main, Though leagued in war tremendous round thy shore — But from thyself thy r. ;n must proceed ! Nor... | |
 | British poets - Classical poetry - 1822 - 294 pages
...office freemen's rights withstand ; Then mourn, for then thy fate approacheth nigh ! Not from perfidious Gaul or haughty Spain, Nor all the neighbouring nations of the main, Though leagued in war tremendous round thy shore — But from thyself thy ruin must proceed I Nor boast... | |
 | Evelyn Noble Armitage - English poetry - 1896 - 352 pages
...office freeman's rights withstand, Then mourn, for then thy fate approacheth nigh ! Not from perfidious Gaul or haughty Spain, Nor all the neighbouring nations of the main, Though leagued in war tremendous round thy shore — But from thyself thy ruin must proceed ! Nor boast... | |
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Though leagued in war tremendous round thy shore — But from thyself thy ruin must proceed ! Nor boast thy power; for know it is decreed: Thy freedom lost, thy power shall be no more... 